Introducción al modelo Topic Maps (ISO/IEC13250:2003)

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2005
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Abstract
Se realiza una revisión del estándar ISO/IEC 13250:2003 Topic Maps, resaltando sus posibilidades en el ámbito documental. Tras describir su evolución histórica y la situación actual se desarrollan los conceptos que componen este modelo, los tres elementos básicos (topic, association, y occurrence) y dos más (scope y public subject), analizando sus posibilidades para la organización del conocimiento, como estructura de navegación semántica y para la interoperabilidad. Se analizan los elementos más interesantes de la especificación XTM 1.0 y, por último, se detallan algunos de los entornos en los que está siendo aplicado.
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Authors Ruiz, Maria Jesús Colmenero;
Journal rdbci: revista digital de biblioteconomia e ciência da informação
Year 2005
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Keywords
Biology (General) Science social sciences (general) bibliography. library science. information resources philosophy (general)

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